Blood Orange Sorbet (DNA Genetics) feminized

Blood Orange Sorbet by DNA Genetics combines many awesome qualities. This great indica-dominant hybrid doesn’t just impress with a unique flavour, but also scores with a fast flowering time and good yields. And did we mention that she's very easy to grow?

DNA Genetics - Blood Orange Sorbet: Tangy, Smooth, Tasty

The breeders at DNA Genetics bring us yet another great addition to their Sorbet line of cannabis strains with Blood Orange Sorbet. Crossing Tangie with a Sorbet resulted in an indica-dominant plant that produces top-quality bud in no time.

You can grow Blood Orange Sorbet indoors or outdoors. She grows to medium size, making her a viable option in most tents or limited grow spaces. As an added bonus, DNA Genetics managed to reduce the flowering time of the strain to a short 56 days, after which the uncomplicated plant will reward you with good yields up to 450–500g/m².

When you smoke Blood Orange Sorbet, her effect is nicely balanced. Despite being slightly indica-dominant (60% indica), she provides the best of both worlds. You can enjoy the relaxing effect of an indica and the happy euphoria of a sativa. This makes the lady a wonderful all-rounder for chilling and relaxation, but also perfect if you still want to get things done. She's also a great social smoke to share with friends.

An absolute highlight of Blood Orange Sorbet is her unique flavour. The sweet citrus notes of the Tangie go hand-in-hand with the creamy texture of the Sorbet, making for a mouth-watering taste that you will fall in love with. Careful, this lady can make it incredibly hard to put her down once you get a taste of her!

If you’re looking for a great indica hybrid, Blood Orange Sorbet by DNA Genetics fully delivers. Plant your seeds now and get ready to enjoy quality bud that won’t disappoint!

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